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Earth Day Activities and Upcycling Crafts

April 17April 20Posted in Aluminium, DIY, Environmental dates, Glass, Man & Nature, Paper, Plastic, Sustainable Guide, Upcycle / Repurpose / ReuseTagged challenge, crafts, diy, earth day, ecofriendly, ecotips, games, go green, ideas, lifestyle, nature, repurpose, upcycle, Upcycling, zero waste2 Comments

Earth Day Activities, Games and Upcycling Crafts | ecogreenlove

Every April 22, it’s a day to celebrate Earth Day but also to create awareness that Our world needs transformational change. We believe that caring for the Earth is not a matter of one day but a change of habits to transform our individual lifestyles (which will influence us as a consumer, a voter, and a member of a community that can unite for a change).

Whether it’s a creative or functional upcycling, a walk in a park or through the woods, picking up litter, or buying more Earth-friendly products, here are many ways that you can help to care for your planet and make Earth Day Everyday.

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#MinsGame Challenge

November 3November 3Posted in Sustainable GuideTagged challenge, donate, game, materialism, minimalism, minimalist, minsgame, sell, Waste, zero wasteLeave a comment

Take the next step in decluttering your home by playing a round of the minimalist game and share your experiences on Twitter and Instagram or any other social media platform using the #MinsGame hashtag.

*Minsgame is short for the ‘Minimalist Game‘, created by The Minimalists.

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Organic vs. Conventional [Video]

May 6May 6Posted in FoodTagged challenge, conventional, difference, food, fruits, no GMO, organic, produce, stop GMO, videoLeave a comment

Organic vs. Conventional Fruits | ecogreenlove

Can you tell the difference between Organic and Traditional fruit?

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Green Documentaries: An Inconvenient Truth

February 15March 27Posted in Media, Sustainable GuideTagged al gore, america, an inconvenient truth, argument, catastrophe, challenge, civilisation, climate, destruction, documentary, droughts, environment, environmental, epidemia, extreme, floods, global warming, green, heat waves, humanity, issue, moral, political, politics, scientist, season, storm, system, tiem bomb, trailer, weather1 Comment

Humanity is sitting on a time bomb. If the vast majority of the world’s scientists are right, we have just ten years to avert a major catastrophe that could send our entire planet’s climate system into a tail-spin of epic destruction involving extreme weather, floods, droughts, epidemics and killer heat waves beyond anything we have ever experienced- a catastrophe of our own making. Continue reading “Green Documentaries: An Inconvenient Truth” →

World #Water Monitoring Day 2013 via @monitorwater

September 18September 20Posted in Environmental datesTagged challenge, environment, monitoring, water, Water quality, world, World Water Monitoring DayLeave a comment

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About World Water Monitoring Challenge

World Water Monitoring Challenge™ (WWMC) is an international education and outreach program that builds public awareness and involvement in protecting water resources around the world by engaging citizens to conduct basic monitoring of their local waterbodies.

WWMC grew out of the World Water Monitoring Day program in 2012. While an official “day” continues to be observed each year on September 18, the broader “challenge” encourages people everywhere to test the quality of their waterways, share their findings, and protect our most precious resource. The program runs annually from March 22 (the United Nations World Water Day) until December 31.

The primary goal of World Water Monitoring Challenge is to educate and engage citizens in the protection of the world’s water resources. Many people are unaware of the impact their behaviors have on water quality. Conducting simple monitoring tests teaches participants about some of the most common indicators of water health and encourages further participation in more formal citizen monitoring efforts.

Sources:
World Water Monitoring Day (Official)
Wikipedia